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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1947
Page
2
In Albany several vessels owned by Conners Marine Company completed the last passage of the State Barge Canal at Waterford. Aided by three tugs and two barges, the fleet headed east after a brief ice-breaking run from Amsterdam.
State Department records show in the year ending June 30 the Soviet Union allowed about 50 Americans to enter, compared with 4,427 Russians granted visas to the United States. The disparity highlights restricted travel for Americans to the USSR. March 20 set for Oscars ceremony at Shrine Auditorium in Hollywood. Mrs. Chilies C Starbuck regains sight after cataract operation just before Christmas. Bedford Siamese twins, 11 days old, remain joined at the skull, with no separation planned as one seems at risk.
Austrian Foreign Minister Karl Gruber sent bottles of Austrian wine to the four members of the Foreign Ministers Council weighing a peace treaty for Austria. The note accompanying the gift said the wine would provide home enjoyment and remind them of Austrian soil.
Milano Sera reports Arturo Toscanini, famed conductor, among five Italians to be named life members of Italy's Senate by President Enrico de Nicola as part of a near completed constitutional framework. The move follows ongoing treaty conclusions and Austria’s status in the broader agreement.
Military sources predicted a major battle would start in two to three days west of the Peiping Hankow railroad near the Henan Hupeh border in central China.
Henri Bonnet the French ambassador to the United States escaped serious harm after his car skidded into a three vehicle collision on a highway near Billerica Massachusetts early today.
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